Driven by the Apple W1 chip

Beats and Apple are changing the way you listen to music with the Apple W1 chip in Beats Studio3 Wireless headphones. Incorporating the efficient W1 chip brings seamless setup and switching for your Apple devices,* up to 22 hours of battery life for all-day fully-featured playback with Pure ANC on, and Fast Fuel technology for 3 hours of play with a 10-minute charge. Pure ANC-off for low power mode provides up to 40 hours of battery life.

Stay connected. Stay in the zone.

Take calls, skip songs, control your volume and activate Siri using the convenient multi-function on-ear controls. The Apple W1 chip offers Class 1 Bluetooth® connectivity to seamlessly sync to your devices, so you can easily move about, keep the music going and stay productive all day.

Designed to fit you

The Beats Studio3 Wireless headphone is designed for long-term comfort to match its impressive battery life of up to 22 hours for all-day play. The soft over-ear cushions feature advanced venting and signature ergonomic pivoting for a custom, flexible fit for any head shape. The holistic design is lightweight, durable and comfortable, so you can get lost in your music.

No Adapter

This is the forth pair of Studi Wireless I've owned and for the first time there is no adapter in the box. For the price of these headphones you think they woul
This is the forth pair of Studi Wireless I've owned and for the first time there is no adapter in the box. For the price of these headphones you think they would include it like in previous models, but no. WTF?

Written by Isabelle M

Sep 18, 2017

128 of 205 people found this useful

Is this review useful?No Adapter

5.0 out of 5 stars

The best

I’ve tried Bose QC 35 and Sony Mdr 1000X. These are the heroes now. I’ve used Beats Studio 2 and after using all that I’ve decided to use Beats because of the s
I’ve tried Bose QC 35 and Sony Mdr 1000X. These are the heroes now. I’ve used Beats Studio 2 and after using all that I’ve decided to use Beats because of the sound quality. In Sony , you get bass but blurriness. Bose doesn’t sound clear because of ANC. But Beats is unbeatable. The only problem was with battery life which is resolved now in studio 3 but it still doesn’t provide you an adapter which is sad. But overall the person who buys Beats wins , because you buy quality and sound. You need a decent sound not extra bass .

Written by Abdullah N from bronx

Sep 23, 2017

19 of 20 people found this useful

Is this review useful?The best

5.0 out of 5 stars

Sick

Frickn awesome!

Written by Noah Y

Sep 13, 2017

180 of 355 people found this useful

Is this review useful?Sick

5.0 out of 5 stars

The best

I’ve tried Bose QC 35 and Sony Mdr 1000X. These are the heroes now. I’ve used Beats Studio 2 and after using all that I’ve decided to use Beats because of the s
I’ve tried Bose QC 35 and Sony Mdr 1000X. These are the heroes now. I’ve used Beats Studio 2 and after using all that I’ve decided to use Beats because of the sound quality. In Sony , you get bass but blurriness. Bose doesn’t sound clear because of ANC. But Beats is unbeatable. The only problem was with battery life which is resolved now in studio 3 but it still doesn’t provide you an adapter which is sad. But overall the person who buys Beats wins , because you buy quality and sound. You need a decent sound not extra bass .

Written by Abdullah N from bronx

Sep 23, 2017

19 of 20 people found this useful

Is this review useful?The best

1.0 out of 5 stars

Micro-Usb?

Love the Bose equivalents but hate having to carry a microusb for that one device and have been waiting for Apple's version so we can finally just use usb-c or
Love the Bose equivalents but hate having to carry a microusb for that one device and have been waiting for Apple's version so we can finally just use usb-c or thunderbolt, but for some crazy reason these are still micro-usb which makes no sense at all. Ugh.

Written by Chris C

Sep 22, 2017

9 of 17 people found this useful

Is this review useful?Micro-Usb?

4.0 out of 5 stars

No Adapter

This is the forth pair of Studi Wireless I've owned and for the first time there is no adapter in the box. For the price of these headphones you think they woul
This is the forth pair of Studi Wireless I've owned and for the first time there is no adapter in the box. For the price of these headphones you think they would include it like in previous models, but no. WTF?

Answer

Unfortunately not, although they now come Fast Fuel technology for 3 hours of play with a 10-minute
Unfortunately not, although they now come Fast Fuel technology for 3 hours of play with a 10-minute charge.